Question

differentiate between Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats​

Answer 1

Answer:

Western Ghats:

• Runs parallel to the western coast and forms the western boundary of Deccan plateau.
• Are higher, average height 900 to 1100 meters.
• Are like a continuous wall, can be crossed through passes only.
• It is the source of many large rivers.

• Causes heavy rainfall on the western coastal plains.

Eastern Ghats:

• Runs parallel to the eastern coast and forms the eastern boundary of Deccan plateau.
• Lower than western ghats, average elevation is 600 meters.
• Are discontinuous and irregular.
• No big river originates from here.
• Does not cause much rainfall.

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Answer 2

Answer: western ghats

• The Western Ghats mark the western .Edge of the Deccan Plateau and lie .Parallel to the Western Coast.  
• They are higher in south and the height .Increases towards the south.
• The Western Ghats are continuous and regular and can be crossed only through passes like the Thal, Bhor and the Pal  Ghats
• They are comparatively high in elevation (average 900 to 1600 meters).
• No major river cuts across the Western Ghats

eastern ghats

• The Eastern Ghats mark the eastern  edge of the Deccan Plateau.
• They stretch from the Mahanadi  Valley to the Nilgiri Hills in the south.
• The Eastern Ghats are discontinuous  and irregular.
• They are of relatively lower elevation (average 600 m).  
• They are dissected by rivers draining  into the Bay of Bengal.